Nokia E63 Price in Philippines & Specs

Nokia is known for starting the mobile phone revolution. With the entrance of the Nokia E63 in The Philippines, the start of the smartphone era was born. Everyone wanted an E63 due to its QWERTY keyboard and web browsing. Today, the Nokia E63 is still used as a supplementary phone. Find out more about the Nokia E63 in The Philippines below.

Nokia is known for starting the mobile phone revolution. With the entrance of the Nokia E63 in The Philippines, the start of the smartphone era was born. Everyone wanted an E63 due to its QWERTY keyboard and web browsing. Today, the Nokia E63 is still used as a supplementary phone. Find out more about the Nokia E63 in The Philippines below.

Cheapest Nokia E63 Price in Philippines is ₱ 28,801.00

The Nokia E63 is now available in Philippines. The cheapest Nokia E63 price in Philippines is ₱ 28,801.00 from Galleon. You can also choose between different Nokia E63 variants with 120MB Blue starting from ₱ 28,801.00. Nokia E63 price details are updated February 2019.

Nokia E63 in The Philippines

The QWERTY keyboard

From the time the Nokia E63 arrived in The Philippines, we see a great number of people taking a liking to it. One of the main features that makes it so lovable is the QWERTY keyboard. Having a keyboard with rounded, popped-up keys allows for easy typing with good tactile feedback. As most phones from that era have a flat keyboard, the Nokia E63 gives a simple interface to get your messages and other communication done.

A rare Nokia appears!

Finding a rare smartphone is like finding a rare Pokémon. It’s always exciting and you have to catch it! The Nokia E63 is just like that. Now that it’s discontinued, the Nokia E63 is such a rare phone. Although still valid in this day and age, the Nokia E63 can’t be found in stores except online. From the generation of polyphonic ringtones and 2MP cameras, the Nokia E63 thrived amongst its rivals.

Specs that you loved

We are all familiar with the Nokia E63, but let’s look at some of the specs that we loved. First, the screen size is 2.36 inches (which was huge for that era of phones). Next, the OS that the Nokia E63 runs on is the Symbian OS 9.2, Series 60 v3.1UI while the CPU is an ARM 11 369 MHz. The phone supports storage via microSD card up to 16GB while internal storage is at 120MB. With a WAP 2.0 browser and an MP3/MP4 media player, you get limited access to media.

One of the plus points about the Nokia E63 is the battery life. Even with a Li-Po 1500 mAh battery, the phone was able to last up to 11 hours of talk time and 432 hours standby! We loved the phones that lasted more than a day even with constant use. Nokia E63 came in a few colours, namely, ultramarine blue, ruby red and black. If you have a chance to find the Nokia E63 in The Philippines, you have to grab it. Don’t wait any longer. Find the best deal on the Nokia E63 and other Nokia phones from the past at iprice. Happy shopping!

Reviews of Nokia E63

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Reviewed on 2010-05-05

The Nokia E63 phone was released in December 2008, It came in as a watered down version of the , thereby allowing users to have the success of the Nokia E71 with slightly less features and most importantly at a fraction of the cost.With that said, it ...

For a while now, the Nokia Eseries has been generally a business-centric phone, with an eye on work applications and ignorance for pricing trends in the marketplace. In an effort to appeal to a bigger audience, Nokia has spiced up the E63, giving it ma...

Ever since Apple and RIM began their touch-screen smartphone/multimedia device/third-party app store pas de deux, other smartphone makers have been trying to fill the small niche formed by users not satisfied by these two smartphone giants. Nokias un...

When Nokia introduced the very thin and powerful Nokia E71 QWERTY smartphone, it probably had no clue that this would be such a popular model. So much so that they could keep it at a higher price point and release a sibling model, the E63, with a lower...

The Nokia E63 looks like a near carbon copy of the incredibly popular Nokia E71 QWERTY smartphone. It has nearly the same dimensions, keyboard and overall design, with a few features removed to bring it into serious budget-saving territory. Whats dif...

The sleek Nokia E63 offers a full QWERTY keyboard and full e-mail capabilities. The Symbian smartphone has integrated Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and 3G support. Its also one of the more affordably priced unlocked phones.

The smartphone lacks integrated GPS, and call quality could be better. The camera doesnt produce the best pictures, and theres no side-mounted volume rocker.

Traditionally, the Nokia E series, which includes the , have been very business-focused and slightly on the pricey side, but the cell phone manufacturer is hoping to attract more consumers by offering its Nokia E63 at a lower price point. Announced for...

The little brother of the Nokia E71, the Nokia E63 lacks a GPS receiver and preinstalled games, and it has a downgraded camera. On the other hand, it possesses the same excellent email and messaging capabilities as other members of the Nokia E-series....

Already available overseas, the Nokia E63 has finally come to the United States. The little brother of the Nokia E71, the E63 lacks a GPS receiver and preinstalled games, and it has a downgraded camera. On the other hand, it possesses the same excellen...

MediaIn this, part 2 of the review of the Nokia E63, Im going to look at how multimedia is handled, followed by a look at the way Files on Ovi has been bundled. As explained in part 1, the E63 has been set up so that many users will never actually nee...

The legend goes that the Nokia E71 and E63 were separated at birth. Both phones were developed to similar timescales but with different price objectives in mind. Interestingly, the marketing blurb from Nokia is pretty similar for both, leaving the spe...

Call quality was never an issue with the E63, as it easily lived up to our expectations of a Nokia-branded phone. Ring tones sounded quite loud and we were happy with them even in noisy environments. The vibro alert was of moderate strength. Nokia E63...

Unexpectedly, SMS messages have become the most popular mobile service. Who would have thought that people will write messages in a peculiar way on these small keyboards? Years later, phones are much more advanced and the variety is greater, but this s...

Lack of HSDPA-connectivity, no GPS, space bar has been shrunk, downgraded camera

Nokias latest Eseries mobile phone is the little brother of the more powerful and slimmer E71. Commanding an outright price of under $400, the Nokia E63 retains most of the Nokia E71s design traits — including a full QWERTY keyboard — but it lacks built-in GPS and HSDPA connectivity. The Nokia E63 is quite similar to the Nokia E71 in terms of its design, though it’s thicker and is made of plastic rather than shiny metal. This means it is less prone to fingerprints, but it doesn’t feel as soli

Nokia has taken last years E61 to the guillotine and, after a few simple strikes, has returned with one of the most attractive smartphones on the market at this time ... hang on, havent we written this sentence before? Oh yeah, this is how we started...

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